The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1887-08-24
Hot Hyea,her DeIicacies.

remove the cores anO Srdtoi auO Two
pounds OF graduated sugar and one quart
OF ice water; freeze.
To make frozen cantaloupe scrape the
pulp from five or SIX large csntaloupes;
take out all the seeds; sweeten: mix with
quart of lemonade, and freeze.
Add one quart of sugar aud the juice of
one large lemon to quart of ripe raspber.
ries; work thoroughly; let stand two or
three hours on ice; pour in quart of ice
water; freeze.
Take three pounds of ripe plums, green
gage or any rich variety, skin, remove the
seeds and mash; mix with sugar to sweet
en-; set on ice; add quart of iced lemon.
ade; mix well and freeze.
To make frozen ambrosia, pare and slice
half dozen sour oranges; lay In bowl;
sprinkle with sugar; cover with grated CO.
coanut, let stand two hours; mix all to-
gether; freeze. Take up in q large glass
bowl; lay over the top thin slices of or
apge; sprinkle with cocoanut and sugar.
Stone one quart of acid cherries, mix
them with two pounds of sugar, and stand
ss'ds one hour; stir thoroughly, add
quart of ice water, put in the freezer, and
turn rapidly until frozen; beat smooth, set
aside half an hour and serve. That is the
way to make frozen cherries.
Pare q dozen and half of ripe, soft
peaches, remove the skin and seeds from
. quart of sour plums. mash and add to
the peaches, work the kernels of both to a
paste, add them to the sugar and fruit; let
stand two hours; then add a quart of ice
water, stir and freeze. This is delicious
dish.
Peel, remove the seeds from four pounds
of ripe, soft pears; mash and beat thorough
ly with two pounds Of granulated sugar;
set on ice over night; in the morning mix
in one quart of ice water and the juice of
six lemons, or, If preferred 3 pint of light
wine; freeze and set aside, packed in ice,
for dinner.
Peel dozen large, ripe, tart apples quar-
ter and remove the seeds, CRATE and mix
with pound OF sugar aud the Juice OF six
oranges; set on ice until very cold; pour in
a pint OF ice lemonade, CRATE in one nut
meg; freeze.
Frozen fruit makes dainty and accept
able dessert for dinner or lunch during the
summer, and is prepared by mixing and
free ziDg, the same as water ices, then work
ing and emitting the fruits and using with
out stralning.
Rub the rind OF four oranges in a pound
of loaf sugar; peel one doz IN oranges; take
out the pulp add it to sugar with the Juice
of three lemons; set on ice two hours; then
quart OF ice water, and freeze hard, and
serve in glasses.
Frozen apricots are made by cutting two
pounds of apricots no in thin slices. adding
q pound of loaf sugar, with sin cup full
of cold water. Diss live two tablespoonfuls
OF gelatlne in cold water aud mix with
the syrup, then set on ice, freeze hard. aud
mix in pint of whipped cream, STIR and
freeze FIVE minutes.
Peel dozen ripe bananas; cut ia thin
slices ard mash fine. Boil a pound of su-
gar in pint OF water, strain; when cold,
add the Juice of two oranges and the
whites of three eggs; mix with the bananas;
put in the freezer and freeze slowly until
thick. then add pint of whipped cream,
beat thoroughly and freeze five minutes.
RECIPES,
GREEN ToMAToEs,-Are also excellent
sliced and fried, or made into pies with q
seasoning OF butter, sugar and cinnamon.
To MAKE CORN FRITTERs Crate twelve
ears OF corr, scraping the ears with silver
knife so that all the milk may be removed.
Mix three eggs and one teacupful of -four.
Frv in hot drippiDgs.
TOMATO FRITTERs. quart OF stewed
tomatoes, one small teaspoonful of soda:
stir In flour enough to make batter, like
that for grlddle cakes. Have some lard
very bot on the stove; drop the batter in,
q spoonful at a time, and fry.
STUFFED CABBAGE, Cut out the heart of
a fine large cabbage, fill the vacancy with
cooke d chicken or veal. minced very fine,
highly seasoned and rolled into balls with
yelk CT eggs. Tie the cabbage firmly to-
getber and boil in kettle two hours,
Green corn is much nicer cooked with
the inside husks left on, as the flavor of
the corn is retained to greater degree.
1t should be cooked but q few minutes,
not more than ten at the longest. Corn,
as well as all vegetables, is better when
cooked in the steam cooker.
Cocoa for brain workers For brain
workers who are troubled by the arch en-
envy, dyspepsIs, cocoa will be found a
soothing and nourishing article OF diet.
Several cases in which the suffering was ex-
ceedingly acute have been relieved in a
very short time by the use of cocoa.
An excellent dripping cake.-Put 4
pounds of -four and two teaspoonfuls OF
baking powder into basin, and mix them
rub in half pound of dripping, and add
half pound of moist sugar. half pound
OF sultanss and quarter pound of orange
and lemon peel cut up: beat up two eggs
in teaspoonful of milk; add them to the
other ingredients, and beat them all to-
gether thoroughly; in battered tin.
To MAKE DRESSING FOR SLICED TOMATOES =
Peat two eggs well together, add one tea
spoonful of sugar, one-fourth of teaspoon
| ful Of salt, the same of prepared mustard,
| one tablespoonful of sweet cream and three
| tablespoonfuls of vineger. Place the bowl
| containing it in q basin of boiling water,
and stir till about the thickness of cream.
| 1t will take about five minutes il the bowl
| is thick and the water boils at the time.
| Cool and use as needed.
CUCUMBER SALID.-Pare and slice the
| cucumbers, and soak in sailed water for
| half an hour. Rinse and drain them,
| place in the Said dish, and pour over them
mayonnaise dressing made as folio We:
Take two hardboiled eggs, mash them nne
and mix with little salt and pepper, q
half teaspoonful of mademustard, and
enough olive oil and vinegar in equal pro-
portions to make smooth paste. Melted
butter may be used if the oil is not liked
RICE CAKE WITHOUT BUTTER Separate
the yelks and whites OF twelve eggs, beat
the whites to a froth, mix the yelks with
twelve ounces of castor sugar and the graf.
ed rind of lemon, and stand the basin in
a fiat sauce pan OF boiling water over
slow FIRE, until its contents R7o to OK and
| light; then take i ont D sts sgucepGI
and stir Till cold. WhIek N @ ounces OIL
-four and ounces of src-1d rice aac tbf
whites of the eggs. Pour the mixture into
a tin lined width buttered paper, and
bake IN rather slow oven.
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